very creative take on the biscuit theme. managed to click on tens of thousands of cookies before the server room guy passed away, rip btw, may he find a better cloud to host his soul.
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Biscuit Tapper's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Innovation | #308 | 3.455 | 3.455 |
| Enjoyment | #640 | 3.333 | 3.333 |
| Theme | #704 | 3.242 | 3.242 |
| Overall | #845 | 3.056 | 3.056 |
| Gameplay | #852 | 2.939 | 2.939 |
| Visuals | #1123 | 2.939 | 2.939 |
| Audio | #1219 | 2.424 | 2.424 |
Ranked from 33 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does the game fit the theme?
The player must make the difficult decision whether to risk their life for one more biscuit
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
80s Computer and Gaming Setup, Sari3D
Backrooms like asset pack, Loafbrr
Cupcake, LuciSoft
Electrical shield, Factory Props
Fire Extinguisher Realistic, AK STUDIO ART
Free Fire VFX - URP, Vefects
LowPoly Server Room Props, iPoly3D
Metal Door, SimViz
Office Chair Pack, ThiagoSouza
Outdoor Ground Textures, A dog's life software
Pack Gesta Furniture #1, Gest
Sci-Fi Alarm SFX, Sound Works 12
Suit Character Pack - Generic, BlocBros Studio
True 8-bit Sound Effect Collection - Lite version, AudioJackGames
Voxel Office Props, Air Dinghy Interactive
How many people worked on the game?1
Comments
I couldn't find a way to unlock the door next to the break room, not sure if it's bugged or I am missing something.
gave me loads of severance vibes hehehe, i thought it was only a cookie clicker game at first so i my shock when i realised there was a whole entire 3d world outside xD
Very cool concept, got jump scared by the blaring sound. Impressive how do you did this in one week!
Really cool game was expecting something completely different. I liked it a lot and had some aha moments though I did get stuck once I reached the server room. Great game though enjoyed it a lot!
A great mystery puzzle game disguised as a cookie clicker. I think I ran into a bug, though. On my first run, I bought the double upgrade for the clicker, but the upgrade button never went away. Then, when the hallway fire started, I never got the key card, which I believe permanently locked me into just clicking cookies.
Great game! It has a really interesting story and is really impressive for something built during a game jam! However I was definitely confused at times and honestly didn't properly understand that you could leave the computer until i read the comments here. But overall this is an amazing submission!
I love how cursed this game looks and feels. With some subtle ambient noise it could be even creepier
Took me reading the comments to realize it was more than just a clicker game with very few upgrades lmao. I didn't hear the fire alarm because I muted my tab since the beeping was bothering my cats, and i thought the "x leave" in the corner was referring to closing the game. After that confusion, I had a lot of fun playing. I really enjoy this sort of puzzle game, and you did a great job!
At first I really thought the whole game was about moving the cursor and clicking on the cookie, hopefully I figured out you could move around after a while. Other than that your game has a really nice atmosphere to it
This is such a cool and unexpected concept! It creates a really tense and surreal atmosphere. Awesome execution of a very creative idea!
Escape room horror is a great concept. Reminds me a great game by the name Voices of the Void.
Almost dropped this before I really got into it. So glad I didn't. Absolute Cinema.
Cool game, though i think i got motion sicknes. It was really laggy and the fov was too zoomed in. I liked the lore, though not sure why the biscuit computer attracts me so much.
I really didn't understand how to play ... I was just tapping E on the biscuit!!!
Fun! I loved the twist with the fire and the creepy corridor. I wanted to escape this terrible company but I guess I can only get biscuits. That's my duty.


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